Vanessa Grimaldi

It's been more than a year since Vanessa Grimaldi and Nick Viall split.

Now, Vanessa has found love again, and this time, she looked outside of the Bachelor Fam.

We guess that Nick Viall won't be giving Corinne Olympios that second chance after all.

As bizarre of a match as this is, Nick Viall is dating ... January Jones. It's Bachelor villain meets X-Men villain.

Vanessa Grimaldi won Nick Viall's heart and hand on The Bachelor -- well, until they broke up, anyway. But the thing about winning a competition is that some people make friends along the way, and others make enemies.

It's been rumored for a long time that Rachel Lindsay was among the enemies that Vanessa made. Or, at the very least, that the two of them didn't get along.

Vanessa Grimaldi has spoke out for the first time since her split from The Bachelor star Nick Viall, and he's responded in kind ... literally.

As in he also spoke out, as she did. With kind words.

The Bachelor stars Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi called off their engagement on Friday, five months after he proposed on the hit show.

While the news was heartbreaking, it didn't exactly come as a shock to many viewers ... or to sources who knew the couple best.

After weeks of rumors, it's now been confirmed that Bachelor stars Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi have broken up.

The split has long been anticipated by fans of the series, but Nick and Vanessa maintained that despite frequent reports to the contrary, all was well within their relationship.

You don't need The Bachelor or The Bachelorette spoilers to tell you that these relationships rarely work out after the show. To wit ...

The inevitable breakup of The Bachelor's Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi may have already taken place, according to reports.

You don't need The Bachelor or The Bachelorette spoilers to tell you that the couples from the franchise rarely last long. Case in point:

The Bachelor's Vanessa Grimaldi and Nick Viall were subject to romantic obituaries pretty much the moment the reality show ended.

Nick Viall chose Vanessa Grimaldi as the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his fifteen minutes of fame with, but does that mean they're going forward with a televised wedding?

Surprisingly, it seems like there's a possibility the duo could keep their wedding behind closed doors and well away from the reality TV cameras. 

Vanessa Grimaldi and Nick Viall are the subject of a couple of interesting rumors this week, both hinting at the duo's imminent demise.

Is there anything to either story, though?

If the start of the public phase of Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi’s relationship is any indication, they may not be long for this world.

As a couple, that is. They seem to be in fine health.

Emily Maynard tuned in to watch The Bachelor finale on Monday night, along with the live After the Final Rose special.

And, upon seeing Nick Viall interact with his chosen suitor, Vanessa Grimaldi, the former Bachelorette star had only one thing to say about the couple.

As previously reported, Vanessa Grimaldi is very excited to marry Nick Viall.

She doesn't really care what critics have said about her relationship with the Season 21 Bachelor.

Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimadli are tuning out critics after a widely panned debut as a couple on The Bachelor: After the Final Rose special.

As The Bachelor spoilers predicted, Nick proposed, she said yes ... and predictions of their imminent demise also didn't look far off.

We wish Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi the best, but after seeing their palpable lack of chemistry after The Bachelor finale last night.

It's no wonder that many members of Bachelor Nation were sticking a fork in the engaged couple's relationship within about 45 minutes.

Nick Viall's final rose was on the line and the man tears were a-flowin' Monday as The Bachelor season finale arrived at last on ABC.

Weeks of rumors, tears, heartbreak and The Bachelor spoilers led us to this moment, but would Nick's fourth time truly be the charm?

You won't read this among The Bachelor spoilers, but after a decade and a half and 35 seasons on ABC, you really shouldn't need to:

On Monday night's finale, prepare to cry.